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, /MK' . , • 11 1 , 4 1 ' ' ' ' ;I, • i; z.-- z 1 . /2 .. , I l ic .;*, , ...., ' . , , „ 77-7e4 4: ', ',..,4 , v ~,- `'., , •e* - - , e /. / . ,41--e-e....-e--t. -, ..- ,i. ... . ''. f t zt --•-• 0( ' . `N s 1 -,--....:.. I .....) - 5 ,,,,,,,, ~ri,..,, jar . • c l / 4 .,,„, 4 ~.....,.....,„,,,,,% f.,' 11 t iv , ,\' '• .:4.0 ,,,,, ! ..' =- _ „ I , - , 4 .. 4 ~,„ 4 :::-: ''' , ..:,,kll- o ' .' , ~. ,ef>> 74 t k i -- 7 41111161° 4 . ' ' '' LY 1 ' .... , . ;.,. + . . v, „, . A. - , •—• # ' 4( VoES'''' / '!" , .. . .. . d ' F- - 4 Q4i , i' di ttigr..,,llo o , lls,lo -N ' 10 11., , AO , ~,~a ~~~/~~; PRICE z.SEYEN-PE N(74,F. TUESDAY EVENT G, MAY 23, 1826. NUMBER 10,514. DISTRESSED MANUFACTURERS.- it a MEETING of the COMMITTEE, held at the CitY of Loudon Tavern, May lSet; ; The Earl of CLARENDON, and subsequently Sir THOMAS ROYAL/ ACADEMY, somEttslil:„,PLAc , . HE EXHIBITION of the ROYAL ACA . 1)I \ll' NOW OPEN. Admir ,, ion (froni Eight o'Clock till Seven), One Shilling.--Ciitalni;ue, One Shilling. 11. 1-10WA1;D, R.A. see. 1 RIME!. ROCK: •and PATENT SALT ,- COMPANY. The DIRECTORS inform the Public, that the Company's Works being in full operation, their Agents are constantly supplied with SALT of every description; and the prices at which they can deliver it at their Warehouse, No. 59, Lower Thames-street, London—are, under five tons, Manure, S4s. ; Common Fishery, 455. ; Butter, 465. ; Finest Quality, stoved, ; Bay, 655. ; .Basket, ; and Rock in Lumps, 425. per ton. A considerable reduction will be made to persons who take more. them five tons, and the several sorts specified will be charged by the cargo in the Pool, London, 285., 355., SGs. 405., 555., 1505., and :375. 6il. per ton ; and at Liverpool, 12s. 6d., 15s. Gd., lie. Gd., 235. 6d. ; and Rock, Itis. 3d. per ton. UNIVERSITY INTELLIG ENC.: E. Cannamor, May 19.—The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells arrived at St. John's College, on Saturday, on a visit to ids son, a Fellow of that society, and was accompanied by the Bishops of Salisbury and Limerick. 5 0 5 0 Amount of Subscriptions ,bend ADDITIONAL'S' Per Cutts and Co. His Royal highness the Dokeof CamltritiAc ,1011 0 shirlev 3 10 Pvr Gosling and Co. Capt. It. Walker, R.N. Lttshington Lady Monier Rev..f. S. Lee Warner 5 5 .1. (;riflin 1 1 Doncaster and Neigh. bourbood.lstsubscrip. lion, per Sir W. B. Cooke, Bart. &Co. 1,000 0 Bathor 2 0 Miss Douglas 2 0 It tar-Admiral IVest 5 0 IV. P. 5 0 A 0 20 0 .1 0 R. and.l. Mitten Chris. Richmond per Cole and Co. BARING, Bart. in the Chair. Reaolved—That °Tartu he made to the following places:— Tr) the Township oft /Mrton, near Stockport - X• 25 To Alitton, near Blackburn - • , • - 50 T.) Selesbury, near Ditto - . . - - - 60 'To the Towliships• of Northeram, °verde!), Shelf, Clayton, and other places - .- • . 3flo To the Township of Rawtenstall . . 200 'l'n Alith;'lcy, near 11,:lifax - - • - - . 100 :To the Committee for General Relief in Edinburgh, in uid - of the Distressed Manufacturers of that Coun try. in addition to 1,500!. alreatly sent to other parts oe Scotland - -- - - - 1,000 'r the Town•lip of lioyland, Swaine - . 30 To Pilkinton - . - . - - . 2 To Bacup, near RoCildalc . ' . - .- .te „ 1 i t To C.o.s-Stone. near Ficlifax - - noo 'l'o Little II ulton, near Bolton-1e.:11oors 100 1:1.6uo ly advertised, ;4.31 LTBSCRIPTIONS. ltev. .1. IL Remumard, Trinity College £5 0 Rev. J. p. Mourn S Cahis College 5 Rev. T. Slielford Cor pus Christi College 2-2 Rev. .1. Griffith, Ema nuel College 3 3 Rev. John Lodge, Mag. (Wen ditto . 3 3 Wm. Whitworth 5 0 S. Newhn _ 2 2 Rev. 11. Elliott,Trinity 5 0 ev. John Brown 5 0 John Fitzgerald Rev. A. Currighan, St. John's 2 0 Rev. E. Bnshby 2 Rev. W. Whewell, Tri nity College 5 5 Rev : Lodington, Clare Hall Thps. Thorpe, Trinity 2 Rev. J. Power,Clare Hall 2 Rev. J. Evans . 6 J. 11. Fisher, Trin.Coll. 3 Rev. William Young, Emanuel College 3 3 Under Graduates of do. 12 ltev.C. Smith, St. Peter's 2 2 Rev. H. Melville 2 2 Rev. T. S. Hughes, Emanuel College 1 1 Rev. C. Tatham, St. John's 6 6 R cv..l. H. Harris, Clare HMI 1 1 Thomas Detiltry 1 1 Rev.T.W.Hornbuckle, St. John's Rev. I. Jenyns, ditto C. J. Myers, • Trinity College Rev. J. 'Weller, . lima. noel College S. J. Barnard Rev. P. R. Hall, St. John's W. Selwyn Ed. Dewdney k'. Malkin ti. Ramsay John Clay It. Appleton - Collection at Longston Church E. Rowsell, Sidney Col lege - Mr. Forster, Trinity Rev. S. Hawkes Rev. A. Langton,Down ing College - Rev. R. Dawes, ditto W. C. Fonnereau, Tri nity College - 1 W. IV. Attree, ditto Rev. J. Cape, Clare Hall 2 2 It. Sheepshanks 5 U P. 11. U. F. C. 1 0 A. Fitzclarence 1 0 We lesley 1 0 Sundry Sums under 1/. 2 11 . 5 5 - 2 0 - 1 0 - I (I - 1 1 - 1 0 1 0 13.053 7 Jos. Rud dell 1 I Thos. Farmer - 1 0 S. 91. Bowen - 2 Thomas Salmon • 1 0 W. Weston - 3 3 Parish of Roster 31. 11.4.64. Thomas Langley 1 0 r. Coats - 1 1 Ilrs. Cock 1 I Sundry Sums under 1/. 2 0 Hades Summers, second subscription 10 0 Mr. AI arson - • 3 By W. Hodgson, from Bishops Auckland 581.175.6 d. Voluntary Contribution in • the Vestry of Trever Chapel, Rev. J. morrk, Minister 381. 12s. 3d. J. C. L. and M.P. 2 2 Undivided Proceeds of a ‘'neck, per li obt. Shed den - 100 0 Per Dixon and Co. Per Smith, Payne, and Co. Subscriptions troth Gains borough. Lady Anderson 2 2 1.1-.1. Wollaston 2 2 Miss Rogers I 1 Jopson 1 1 Sir M. Cholmley, Bart. 2.i 0 Lady Cholmley 5 0 Rl. J. Choloiley 20 0 Robert Wylie 5 0 W. B. Peacock, M.D. 2 2 li. Barnett . 2 2 G. Woodhouse . 3 Richard Mawkrod 1 1 J. and J. Becvor 2 2 W. Al liner - I I John Emerson - 2 2 Parish of Martar 2/. Os. lid. Henry Smith - 0 It. Empson - 2 0 Miss Johnson - 2 0 John Coats 1 1 Per Ilankey and Co. Mrs. A. Scheener 5 0 Widow Barber and Son 1 1 Collections after two Sermons at Bury street, Chapel, St. Mary Axe (late Dr. Watts, , ), by the Rev. H. Heap - 151 3 Subscriptions from Exeter, bit Remittance : From Barclay and Co. per &Jukes and Co, 300 0 From nankeY anti Co. rSpanker and Co. 100 0 From Curtis and Co. per Milford and Co. , 70 6 From Curries and Co. 400 0 Per Hoare & Co. Sir Jolml;iitletlale 30 0 Win. Ileetson 10 0 Itev. Richard Roberts 3 0 John Valßint 14) I) P. E. lloissin 5 5 Bishop of SAlisbory 30 0 William Houghatn 20 0 First Subscription at Eton. Provost end Fellow.i of . . Eton College 100 0 Provost of Eton 25 0 1)r. ('outer Pigott 25 0 Rev. J. S. Grover 10 0 IL:v. J. F. Plumptre In 0 Rev. Or. 'Plicate 20 0 Rev. 11. Jenkins . 5 0 J. S. Upton - 5 0 Al Eton Hoy - 2 0 Willi:it: l ingealton 1 0 Mr. Ai unit - 5 0 Mr. Turner . 1 0 Mr. Thompson - 1 0 fir; Wood - 1 0 Mrs. Holt 5 0 Rev. Jr.A Berthvenier 2 0 1 ;• R. (been . 3 0 R , v, IV. Il'aring 2 0 Air. 3inxm . 1 0 I ts'w• li. C. liootrey ti 0 An Ktonian . 1 0 NVilliarri Hester . 1 0 I 'kttt. Collins. R.N. 1 0 Rev, .1, C. Evans 1 1 il. 31,ijor . - 1 1 An Ll:larly Lady , 1 1 ;tee. :11r. Alooltrie 2 2 Al, 11.) telos - 1 0 .11 rs. Grupe - 5 0 jt,. v . .1. Chapman 5 0 :qrs. Johnson .. 2 0 Lev. T. K. Arnold 2 0 Per Praect and Co. Lev. James Alcakin 5 0 - ..... Per Dronnnondi and Co: Litttn.-Oen. Blunt 10' Otfivcrs, Royal Engi neers, including the Ordnance Su rgeun, & of die H on. East India Cow pan y 's Engineers at Qhathant 171.8 i. lid Nan-com Nsioncd ticent & Privutes it Bugler: or the Ist, 1 5th, and pith Com• pany—iltijutantg,De. tuchnients,itoycltiap- . , . pero and 31 iners, Chatham; one dny's Pay 121. 35. Fib. !Limitlt &rjeant, mond 0 5 Mrs. Il e . I I Eranei* Waring • 10 10 Waring 13 2 krancis .31nore • 40 0 MIN. Sarah Maria Rnoth A - 0 .Miso Emily L.A. Navier 10 0 Mrs. 'Barrett h 11 Putrick AKlregor 10 if Wil!cock 2 0 Per anti Co Rev. Jhrnes Snow \Veinier John Lee Louis .1. Poucliie Pertitirm in the Employ of ditto 101.:x. od. 5 5 1 1 10 10 Ne - r hild ano7 The Inhabi C tants of j-6. Latin- ces - ten, Itne, the Alayor • 601. I Bs. od. Francis Wigg and Co. 20 0 The Rev. Fl. Smith 1 l• The Rev. Dr.Tineltney 10 10 William Deedes 10 10 Per Esdaile and Co. - Subscription by the University of Catribi.hlgeireMittett by A 1 tans. -AI or tloc4 & Sons. llv the University 500 0 Itev. Dr. Procter, Yice • - Chancellor 25 0 Tho Lord Bishop of _ Bristol Lor,lJotin Town , llend 10 Rev. Dr; (lea. Thacke- ray, Provost of King's 10 Rev: Dr. H. Godfrey. President of Queen's 10 Itv..„ Dr. Wm. Chafey, Mutter 'or Sydney College • 25 Dr. R. T. Cory., Alwer of Ernanticl s' " 3 I t". Dr. \V. French, Alsstpr or Jesus Coll. 3 . ( ';gist College • 2 c,`," , Corpth Colima Dr. ‘r. CieMart, Trinity !101l 2 1)e. Fred. Thacheray 2 Professor .1. Ilaviland. St. John's College 10 I tev.'Proressor Turtort, (,alterine Hall 5 !try. Professor &hole field, Trinity College 2 key. Professor Sedg wick, ditto . 2 l'rores,,or ,1 . - S. /lens. low. St. John's Coll. 2 Iltm. "P; t). Ityder nitt cone tv , :, , _ fl lion. FI. Fitzroy, 'Pri nity College . 2 het% ,1. Graham, ditto lion. F. 0. Molyneux, Trinity College 2 2 The Union Debating Society 100 0 Rev. C. Porter, Caius College 5 (1 Rev. W. U. Spencer, St. John's College 3 0 Rev. B. Gilpin, Christ's College Rev. R. Crawley, Mag dalen College 5 5 Joe. King, Queen's Col- lege . 6 5 Rev. G. Skinner, Jesus College - 5 0 Rev J. Warren, ditto 5 U Rev. J. Croft, ChriNt's • . Itev..l. C. Ehtlen, Tri nity Hall - Thos. I ortlook Rev. A. 0111vant, nitY Co11c:1ft Rev..l. Gums, Christ's Rev. C. W. 13urrell, Ca therine 11411 - 5 0 W. .Gibson - 5 0 Rev. 11. Law, St..lohn's !..! Dottf,,,n, ditto 2 114:v.1V. -nity 5 Rev. R. watk St. John's- 5 5 Rev. W. Ilatltly, ditto 2 Rev. 11. Hughes, ditto 2 2 Rev. W. Mandel, Qtteen's - 2 2 J. C. flare, 'Trinity Col- - lege - 3 3 Rev. C. Simeon, King's College College - 3 3 2 2 5 0 From a few Friends meeting in the Par lour,at Alr.Chisnall's, City of bontion, City Road, Islington 0/. Gs. W.- John Beecher - 5 0 Dr. 'William Daw .5 A few Friends at the Crown, Mile End, their first subscrip tion, by Mr. John Jones 91. 11 a. Gd T. U. V. W. X. Y. Z. 1 0 Mrs. Could, Ingadon House 5 0 11. W. 11. - 1 t; 'l'. T., Roper) , gouge 5 0 'l'he Officers, Non-com. inissioned Officers, and Privates of the 50th egiment, at Bolton . 511. Bs. 7d Subscriptions from the Inhabitants of Whit -church, Hants 46/.. 4s. 63. The Officers, Non eommissionedOfficers, and titivates of the 73,1 egiment atfltdi fix - Collected at the Cale 400i0n.Clitach, Cross street, Hatton Gar den, t fter two Ser mons, on Sunday the '2l't, by the Rev. E. Irving, AM. per the Kirk Session 167 0 John Knowlys 20 t• Rev. John Wilson 5 0 Rev. W. Sheepshanks, Chipping Ungar 2 2 R. R. . - 5 0 Rey. Thos. Tayler ti .5 IL L. Owatkin 5 0 IA l 3 5 0 SuliAcriptions received by the Bankers in town and coun. try ; and at the City of London Tavern, tlishopsgate.street, where the Committee meet daily. W. IL 11 VETT. Sec. Applications to the Committee must be addressed to" Francis FNeling, London," and ►uperscribed " Manufacturers' Melia' Committee." En RAT A.—ln the List of SubseriberS' Advertisement, Mon. day, the 13th inst. for Tiverton (Devon), &a. read " Twiver. tun, Somerset, by the Rev. W. IL tChitehead, 201." In the Advertisement of the 19 h inst. in the list from Han_ key and Co., read " Hey. B. Edwards, Ashill, Norfolk, 20t," instead of Ashell, Northamptonshire." PRIVATE PUPIL.-A MARRIED CLERGYMAN formerly Tutor to a Nobleman of the highest rank, and subsequently receiving a FEW PUPILS into his house, a moderate 'distance from London, has now a VA CANCY. Letters directed for Rev. J. C. Messrs. Gray and Fells, Stationers, 60, Piccadilly, London, will be duly forwarded to him. TEAM PACKETS.—The Public are respect fully informed, that the following Powerful and Commo dious Steam Packets, start from off the Custom-house, or Tower Stairs; For CALAIS—The Lord Melville, or the Attwood, every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday. For OSTEND—The Earl of Liverpool, or the Mountaineer, every Wednesday and Saturday. For ROTTERDAM, with passengers . and goods—The Belfast, every Saturday morning at 9 o'Clock. For HAMBURCII, with passengers and light goods—The Sir Edward Banks, on Saturday, 27th May, and every alternate Saturday. From . NEWHAVEN* TO DIEPPE, eClling at BRIGHTON PIER, (weather permitting,) a Packet runs every Saturday. For MARGATE....-The Royal Sovereign, every 'Wednesday and Saturday mornings, at 9 o'clock. Season Tickets, with the privilege of the Itamsgate Packets, , 4:4 4s. Chief Cabin, 128. ; Fore Cabin, 10s. ; Children ; Gs.; -.Servants attending Families, 103. each. Two NeW Packets, the Harlequin and the Columbine, will shortly run on this station. For RAINISGATE—The City qf London, every Wednesday and Saturday Mornings, ut 8 - n'Clock. Carriages, horses, and Baggage, shipped and landed at Custom house Quay, free of Expellee. • All the Packets have separate Cabins for the Ladies, with female Attendants; and the time of starting is regulated so as to secure the entrance of the Packets into the Harbours on arrival, without the expence and risk of Boats. • Tide 'fables, and every information may be obtained, at the General Stearn Navigation Cotnpany's Office., No. 56, Haymarket, 44, Gilstert-strt•et, Oxford-atm:4 and 24, Crutched-friars. CHARLES I.3ESSELL, Secretary. NEXT SATURDAY, 27th INST., I and J. SIVEWRIGHT, Contractors for this • Last and Only Lottery, Solicit the &yours of those who are inclined to partake of the SIX -THIRTY THOUSANDS! at their fortunate Offices, on or before NEXT SATURDAY, as the Price will rise on Monday Morning, (29th,) Twenty-four Shillings a Ticket, and in proportion for Shares. The Scheme is the LAST and ONLY one that will ever be allowed by Parliament, and contains SIX OF £30,000 EACH ! And Every Ticket a Prize : ALL in ONE DAY, 18th JULY, • When Lotteries finish for ever. Tickets and Shares are selling bv J. and J. Sivewright, Joini Contractors, at their fortunate Offices, No. 37, Cornhill ; 11, Holborn ; and 88, Haymarket, London, where they sold 12,478 3,613 a Prize of And in the very Last Lottery, drawn 3d This Month, 1,793 a Prize of .. £21,000 3,925 a Priro of Besides other Capitals in late Lotteries. nupEßion. FOOD for CHI LDR EN, IN VALIDS, and Others.—ROBINSON'S PATENT BAR LEV, for making superior Barley Water in ten minutes, and PA TEN'r 0 norms, for making superior Gruel in ten minutes.—The Patentee solicits attention to the following do:. cumuli : (Copy.) A potbecaricie Hall, London, F e b. 8, 182 n. Sir--I have analyFed your Groa s and Barley Powder, which you, having-his Majesty's fetters Patent fin the sole manufac turing of the same. properly denominate P atent Barley and Patent Grunts." I have no hesitation _in declaring them to b.., genuine powders of the best Barley and Oats I ever saw. 1 consiger it a public advantage, and of great importance in the medical world, that, by your mode of preparation, a valuable fine mucilaginous beverage and food may be obtained is a few minutes. I have also analyzed some samples—imitations of you r articles—which are warranted free front adulteration ;'— these I pronounce to be compositions of ditLnent meals, conse quently, neither pure Barley Water nor Oat Gruel can be made trom them. I am, Sir, your obedient Rev an t, RICHARD.CLARLM To Mr. M. Robinson, Red Lion-street, Holborn. The above testimonial, from a Gentleman who has already rendered the public much service, by eiposing vario us fl.le te rious mixtures an d a dulteratiens in art i c le% of general Cl nts don, added to the recommendation of the medical p ofe ,ion, make, it unnecesmary for the Proprietors to do more than state, that none are genuine which do not hem. the words. " Robin son's Patent," the Royal Anna, and the signature of " halts. Robinson." Sold retail, in PaPers of lib. anti Canisters orltb., by most re spectable Dru b ii . gists and Grocers throughout the kingd om ; and, wholesale, by the Patentee and Manufacturers, Matthew llehin son anti Co., No. P,4, Red Dion-street, Holborn, i.ondon ; who 'lllPTltum the Sporting Sl'orld with an excellent Article for Hounds, &c. the Patentee of the Pr-pared Parlay and Groats having a considerable, quantity of 0f14,1 or ‘';',l , :e Meal, which answers mach better man tke common borky or oat meals for feeding Dogs, &c. , Noblemen and Gentlemen may he supplied in quaritities rOt leas tnan I cwt. at IBs , er at "IQ. per tot. -ftwr; Pigs,- arid Poultry thrive particularly well upon ;his meal. 3 0 1 1 1 0 9 1 1 8 2 I 0 I 0 5 0 1 U 2 3 3 2 2 30 0 5 0 5 R. NUTTALL will commence his SUMMER COURSE of LECTURES on the THEORY and PRAC TICE of, PHYSIC S and on MATERIA MEDICA according to his own classifications, on Monday, the sth of. Tune, in the NEW ANATOMICAL THEATRE, Little Whitloll-street, Golden square. In these Lectures, his attention will be directed more to establish the understanding of the Pupil in general principles, than to furnish it with common-place details, which tend to em barrass the mind, rather than to, enlarge a►►d prepare it for the various modifications of the same disease, oud for exigencies, as they daily occur iu practice; and hereby, tuo, the Student's tune and labour will be necessarily considerably curtailed.—Days and hours of Lecture, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, from Eight to Ten. a. st.—For further particulars apply to Dr. Nut ttli, GO, Upper Norton-street, Portland-PLuie, any morning from ten to half--past twelve. SONS OF THE CLERGY. 9[IHE REHEARSAL, of the MUSIC to be per il. formml et this Festival will take place on TUESDAY, the 34 of May, in St. Paul's Cathedral ; awl the ANNIVER SARY will he held there on THUI I)A', the 25th of ;Slay ; when a SERMON will he proathel belatkilis !turd Highness the Dalie of StiSsex; hid Grace 'the Lord Arehhishop of Citni bury, his Grace the Lord Archbishop of York, their Lordships the Bishops, the 'Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Shetiffs, Aldermen, Clergy, by the Rev. GIIRISTOPHtft BENSON, M.A., Prehenlary of Worcester, and Rector of St. Giles's in th, STEWARDS. His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX, Fourth Time. Right Honourable the Earl Gower. Right R..verend Christopher Bothell, D.D. Lord Bishop of Gime- center. Right Honourable Sir William Alexander, Lord Chief Baron o the Exchequer. Right Honourable William Venable', Lord Mayor. Very Reverend Thos. Jackson Calvert, D.D. Warden of Man• cheiter. Reveraud J. B. Sumner, M. A. Prebendary of Durham. Reverend Robert Norgrave Pemberton, M.A. Rector of Church Strettou, Salop. John Bell. Esq. F.R.S. King's Counsel. William John Bankes, Eqq., M.P. F.R.S. Edward Berkeley Portman, Esq., M.P. Edwin d Bootle Wilbraham, Esq., M.P. Charles Mansfield Clarke, EN., M.P., F.R.S. James Fisher, Esq. William Fuller, Esq. • Henry Seymour, Esq. The Music will consist of the Overhire to Esther, Handel's Dettingen Te Deum, and Jubilate, with the Hallelujah Chorus, Coronation Anthem, and an Anthem composed purposely for this Charity by Dr. Boyce. The music will be conducted by Mr. Greatorex. Mr. Att wood will preside at the organ. leader of the Band (which will consist of the members of,the Royal Society of Musicians), Mr. Cotton Reeve. The doors of the Cathedral will be opened on each day at Eleven o'clock, but no person can be admitted without first contributing to the Charity. Tickets for the dinner, on Thursday, the 25th of May, at Mer chant Tailors' Hall, to he had gratis of Messrs. Hivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Waterloo-place ; Messrs. Nornaville and Hall, Bond-street; Messrs. Hatchard, Piccadilly; at the First Fruits Office, Temple ; and of J. H. Markland, Esq.. Paper buildings, Temple, the Treasurer and Secretary to the Stewards, by whom benefactions to this charity will be thankfully received: _ _ _ N. B. The whole of the collectiotis at St. Paul's and Merchant Taylors' Hall will be appropriated by the Stewards in apprenticing children of necessitous clergymen. I IST of 'SUBSCIM WIDOW of the Late British InstitutionXloo 0 0 Artists General Bene volent Institution 35 Sir John Flouting Lei ewer, Bart. 20 Mrs. Potter - 20 Charles Deane, Ls+ 10 S Adams J. M. W. Turner, 'TIONS received for the Mr. JOHN YOUNG. MA. Wright , 2 0 0 Mr. Say, F.sq. 1 0 0 James Fitler, Esq. 2 2 0 J. M. Davis, Esq. 5 0 0 Chas. Stokes, Esq 5 0 0 J. Constable, Esq. 0 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 Esq. R.A. 5 5 Aoses . lattiteghr, Esq. ton, Esq. ,;! l Chas. 1 Ditto, 2I Monition 50 0 Misses Dobson 6 0 R. Whitcomb, Esq. 10 0 John Roe, F..sq. 5 5 F. Dollman, Esq. 10 0 E. Millman, Esq. 6 0 Chas. Russel, Esq. 100 0 A. Robertson, Esq. 2 0 W. Etty, Esq. - 1 1 J. G. Strutt, E.,sl. 1 1 Captain James - 5 0 Misses Goy 10 0 JamesWettenball,Esq. 5 6 John Mains, Esq. 6 6 Mrs. Mauls - 5 0 Miss Adams - 3 0 John Parry, EN. 2 0 If. P. Hope, Esq. 5 0 G. Morant, Esq. 5 5 Mrs. 141orant 5 5 R. W. Sievien, Esq. 10 10 W. J. Roper, F..*q. 10 10 Mrs. Roper - 2 0 Misses Ropers - 5 0 Countess De Grey , 5 0 James Bradby, Esq. 25 0 M. Corselles, Esq. 5 0 J. Carter, Esq. M.P. 5 0 J. Graham, E.sq. S 0 W. S. Inman, EM. I 1 J. Slater, Esq. 1 1 R. Barker, Esq. 5 0 Miss Barber 5 0 A. R. A. - 1 1 0 Hayes, Esq. 1 0 0 Mrs. Dr. Attains 2 2 0 Edw. Maeklew, Esq. 5 0 0 J. B. Gardner, Esq. 1 1 0 J. C. - 20 0 0 J. L. AI. - 2 0 0 W. R. W. and Friends 6 0 0 Samuel Were; Esq. 1 1 0 R. T. Bone, Esq. I 0 0 W. Seguier, Esq. 5 5 0 Chas. Saville Onley, Eq. M.P. 5 0 0 SirClawleScott,Bart. 5 0 0 Jno. Hambrough Esq. 5 0 0 F. Y. lln rlestone, Esq. 1 1 0 George Harris, Esq. 2 0 0 l3igg, Esq. R. A. 1 1 0 Mrs. Ward - 5 0 0 E. Jones, Esq. R.A. 5 0 0 Duchess of Roxburgh 10 0 0 Mrs. Green 5 0 0 P. Test, Esq. 5 0 0 Joseph Adams, Esq. 5 0 0 J. P. W. 8 0 0 J. F. Dollinan, Esq. 2 2 0 J. Dollman, Esq. 2 2 0 Henry S e rnnitr,Esq. 20 0 P. Burton, Esq. 2 0 0 C. Nicol, Esq. 6 0 0 Per Mr. Taylor 1 1 0 Robert Dobie, Esq. 5 0 0 Tl i m a r4, I?,sti. 3 0 0 Per. W. J. Praed 10 10 0 S. W. - 4 18 11 Grant, Esq. 1 1 0 Tot - 3 • £716 1 1 . . Out of the above Subacription, Cl5l. has purchased an annuity in the Eagle Insurance Office, the remainder given to the Widow, excepting a small sum for necessary expences. If any sub scription should have been paid, and by accident not ac knowledged, the parties are requested w seml notice to that effect to W. Roper, Esq. Honorary Seaetary, 14, Duke -street, Portland Place. All further Subscriptions will be received by the lion. Secretary, directed as above. Title Day was Imbliohed, Dedietted to the Vectors, price Ss. PHE PAPAL SUPREMACY : with Remarks -111- on the Bill for restoring the intercourse between the See of Rome and the United Kin„, , tdom, paseed by the Commons, and rejected by the Lord% in the Year 1825. By JOHN CROSS, Si...rjeant-et-Law. • Printed for John :hurray, AThernarle-street. 1 1 0 be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, the ADVOWSON and next PRESENTATION of the RECTORY of LITTLE THURROCK, ha the County of Eases, of the value of about 500/. per , annum. The Incumbent's age, 6S. Further particulars on application by lettar, post paid, to T. S. Bradwell, Mahlon, _ -- O WHOLESALE BOO_ L T and SHOE -IL MAKERS. To be DISPOSEDOF, a .firet rate WHOLE SALE BOOT, SHOE, and LEATHER WAREHOUSE, in the heart of the City, w ith an extensive ShiPPingl . ra d e o f man y years standing, with some of the most respectable houses in London; together with a eery extensive country connexion in England, Ireland, and Scotlatrl, svhich utploya constantly two commission travellers, who-would have no objection to continue t h e the far any one- or-rilore WW. May purchase to d es i ra bl e a c oncern. The stock ,and 'fixtures to be token at a fair valuation. The'Lesisi Of the-Pretnives .to be dispoisd of at the same Alireta (post paid), to A./3., z& CoruhilL The low price at which Salt may now be purchased, renders it worthy the attention of Farmers, Graziers, flay-makers, Garde ners, and of others who have not yet experienced its advantages. Orders for Salt are likewise received at the Company's Works, Anderton, near Northwick ;- Lawton, Roughwood and Wheelock, Cheshire; Shirleywick, Staffordshire; and by their Agents, Mr. Alexander Reid, Liverpool; Messrs. Joseph Young and Son, Bristol ; Messrs. Gairdner, Glasgow ; and Mr.. Robert Miln, Arbroath, where samples of the Salt may be seen and informs tion.given. CONTRACT for 25,000 TONS of COAL.— The DIRECTORS of the BRITISH ROCK and PATENT SALT COMPANY hereby give Notice, that, on Thumb). the 15th day of June next, irmead of Th u- 0;T the ht of June, previously advertised, they will be prepared to receive sealed tenders at :their Office in London, and to contract, for the supply of the Company's Works at Anderton, near Northwich, Cheshire. with Coals, for one year, from the 30th of the said month. Every particular may be known by applying personally, or by letter, post paid, to the Managing Director, at the Com pany's Office, No. 3, Great Winchester-street, London. 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WILLIS and Co., Royal Musical Repository, 55, St. James's.street (opposite Jermyn.street), Londin ; and 7, Westmorland-street, Dublin, where may be had, every variety of Grand, Cabinet, Cottage, Square, and Circular Pianofortes, Harps, &c. by the most eminent Makers, at the lowest manufacturers' prices. —Pianofortes, Harps, &c. let out on hire. GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. On Friday being the first day of the annual meeting of the General Assembly of our National Church, the city presented an appearance of more than usual bustle and activity. Detachments of the hussars and 17th foot lined the streets, from the Merchants' Hall, where the Right Honourable Lord Forbes, his • Majesty's High CoMmissioner, holds his levee, to the High Church. The preliminary arrangements having been completed, about half-past eleven, his Grace arrived under a military escort, and immediately proceeded to hold his levee in Messrs. Smith and Co.'s Great Room, where he was attended by a greater number of noblemen and gentlemen than we have seen fur many years. Among those present were observed, the Right Honourable the Lord Provost, the Most Noble the Marquis of Tweeddale, the Right Honourable the Earl of Moray, Earl of Fife, Lord Del haven, the Lord Chief Baron, Barons Clerk Ramey and Sir P. Murray, the Lord Chief Commissioner, Lord 151catlowbank, the Solicitor-General, Lord Robert Kerr, Hon. General Duff, Hon. Captain Duncan, Hon. Captain Cathcart, Bight Hon. Sir John Sinclair, Sir James Fergusaon, Sir W. Forbes, Sir John Hay, Sir R. O'Callaghan, Sir J. H. Dalrymple, Sir Patrick Walker, Sir li. Jardine, Sir John Conrad, Sir William Arbuthnot, Governor Mair, Gen. Campbell of Lochnell, Ad miral Smith, Colonel Maclaine (and the officers of the 17th regi ment,) Colonel Farquharson, Major Menzies (and officers of the 4-2 d), Major Gilmour, Captains Tait, Dalzell, Boswell, and Deans, B. N. ; Captain Molinetti, 7th hussars; Principals Nicol and Macfarlane; Drs. Cook, Inglis, Lee, Bryce, Duncan, and Brunton; Dailies Mitchell and Boner; A. Murray, • Esq. of Ayton; Mr. Trotter of Dreghorn ;' besides a great number of naval and military officers, and other gentlemen, whose names we could not learn. At twelve o'clock his Grace walked in procession to the High Church, where an appropriate sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. Oat& of Laurencekirk, Moderator of last Assembly, from Rum. iv. 2. Who was delivered fur our offutiCes."--Thereafter the Assembly met, in the New Church Aisle, when, on the =- lion of Dr. Cook, seconded. by Principal Nicol, the Rev. Dr. Thomas Taylor, Minister of Tibbermoor, was unanimously cho sen Moderator. Dr. Taylor was then called in, his election in timated to him, and he took the chair accordingly. His Majesty's Commission, appointing the Right Honourable Lord Forbes his representative iu the venerable Assembly, as also his Majesty's gracious letter, were read with all due respect, and ordered to he recorded. His Grace then addressed the Moderator, and opened the As sembly in his Majesty' s n a me. In the course of his speech he alluded, with much feeling, to the distresses which at present press so heavily on a large portion of the community, and expressed a hope that the exertions of the Ministers of the Crown, aided by the cordial co-operation of all classes of the community, would be able, at no distant period, completely to remove the cause of the present calamity. His Grace concluded by stating, that he had it in command to announce that his Majesty had been graciously pleased to give the sum of 2,0001. for the propagation of Christian knowledge in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. Considerable discussion then took place about the election of a cltrk to succeed Dr. Macknight, who resigned that office, and Dr. Lee was appointed to succeed him. The Cnitimittees for overtures, bills, &c. were thereafter ap— pointed, and the Assembly adjourned. THE DENSITY OF THE EARTIIe.,—NOIVVIIKSIIIIId ing, the observations of practical, and the calculation, of theoreti cal philosophers, and both have been prosecuted with the greatest zeal and blent, the main density of our globe is still unknown to any degree of exactness ; and of the law by which this density varies from the centre to the surface, we are absolutely ignorant. The observations made by Dr. Maskelyne, on the attraction of Mount Seheltallion, in Scotland, and the deductions drawn from them by Dr. Hutton and others, was a considerable step toward the determination of this curious problem. Another attempt is shortly to be made to advance a step farther by a body of Cam bridge scavans. Their plan is, by penetrating to the bottom of the deepest mines, to obtain, if possible, some additional facts. It is to be conducted by Mr. Airy, Fellow of Trinity College; and among his coadjutors, we understand, are Professors Fairish and Sedgwick, and the Professor of Mineralogy. Mr. Airy pos sesses, in a very high degree, practical shrewdness and Ain i n calculation, and it can therefore hardly be doubted, that the lovers of science will he gratified by the result of this inquiry. This gentleman has just made a very important addition to the elementary scientific works of this country, in a volume of tracts on the principal points of physical astronomy—namely, the lunar theory, the figure of the earth, and the precession of the equi noxes. lie has used the methods of the higher geometry, and has enriched the speculations of his predecessors, by many .of his own views. The subject in his hands has undergone a degree of simplification, of which it could hardly have been deemed sus. c eptible.— The Atlas. Mr. Peter Moore being placed the other day, at one of his public meetings of directors, between two tradesmen, and wishing to east a sl ur upon t h em, said, ,‘ How prettily I am wishing between two tailors." On which a ge ntleman observed, t h at b e i ng beginners, they could not afford to keep more than one goOse be tween them.—John 'Bull. • The Lord Bishop of Salisbury was on Monday last 'admitted. ad eundem of this University. The Rev. Charles Forster, B.D. of Trinity College, Dublin, chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Limerick, was on the smno..! day ad mitted ad eundem of this University. At a Congregation on Wednesday last, the following Degree. were conferred BActomons ue Divtistrv.—The Rev. John Graham, St. John's College, (comp.); the Rev. Henry Knowles Crer..d, Tri nity College. MASTER OF Ann.—Edward Strutt, Trinity College, (com pounder.) Bactirmas ttr Ctvn. LAW.—Ther. Ech Johnston, St. Peter's College; Rev. John Roberts, Joins College. riACHELOnS OF 11. E. D. Shaw, St. Peter's College; Thomas 'Benson, Trinity College; Herbert Smith, Was College; Thomas John Roe, Sidney College. The following Gentlemen were on Friday last elected Hebrew S.'holars on the Tyrwhitt foundation for the pr:-sent year : • N r id:olas Wm.' Gibson, B.A. Trinity, let class; Thos. Riddell 13-1. Trinity, 24 class. At an ordination holden by the Lord Bishop of Bristol, in the cbajul of Christ College, oo Sunday the 14th invt. the following persons were adinitted into holy orders, viz. . Dcacorrs.—Edward Sneyd, 13. A. Christ College, Camb.; Lawrence' Stephenson, B. A. St. John's College, Cambridge, by Let. Dim, from the Bishop of Ely ; Morgan Richard Davy; a literate person, by Let. Dim. from the Archbishop of York. ParEsTs.,Henry Coddingtou, M. A. Fell, Trio. college, Cam bridge; John Cooke, M. A. Emmanuel college, ditto; Benjamin . Weaver, B. A. Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge ;. George Richard Port, 13.,A. Ifrasenose College, Oxford; John liorefurd, B. A. Queen's College, ditto. The Rev. George Peacock, M.A. F.R.S. Fellow and Tutor of Trinity College, has been presented, by the Master and Fellows of that Society, to the Vicarage of Wymeswould, in the county of Leicester, vacant by the cession of the Rev. Professor Clark. Oa Friday last, Dr. Sumner, Bishop of Landau elect, went io procession from the Chapter House to St. Paul's Cathedral, all the members of the church attending in full costume, and wag installed Dean of that Cathedral with the usual solemnities.- - Kent's celebrated anthem, " Blessed be thou, Lord God of Israel," was performed by • the choir on the occasion. At the conclusion of the service the procession returned to the Chapter-house.. The Rev. John Wm. Butt, M.A. Recto r o f ou th er y and Vicar of Lakenheath, is appointed a Surrogate for the granting , of marriage licences and the proving of wills, in the diocese of Nor with. ECCLE9I STIC AL PAO:MOTION. —Rev. John Slietrhatike, to the Archdeaeoury of Cornwall. OXEOIII/, MAY 20..--OR Saturday the 19th inst. being the last day of Easter Term, the following Degrees were conferred : Danrrinort IN DIVINITY.-Itm Thomas Short, Fellow of Tri nity College. MASTERS or Anrs.--Rev. 'William Byrd, MAO.Jen Mall ; Rev. John Armistead, Trinity ; Rev. Roper Trevor Tyler, Uni versity ; Bev. Peter Titley, Scholar of Jesus; Rev. Richard William Lambert, Pembroke; Theophilus Bidtlulph, Scholar of Corpus. Bacnat.ons or AnTs.—Sir John Powlett Orde, Bart. Christ Church, Grand Comp., Frank John Moore, Exeter, 'Robert Hen. ry Heptinstall, ditto, John Hooper, Queen's, Henry John Chittey Harper, ditto, Joseph Saville Roberts Evans, ditto, Thomas Horn, Edmund Hall, Charles John Gooch, Christ Church, John Adol phus Wright, ditto, henry Sneyd, Brasenose, George Tones and George Dowall, scholars of Trinity, Francis Marendaz, scholar of Jesus, Francis Forster, scholar, of Wadham, John Entwistle Scholes Hutchinson, Wadliam, John Iloole, ditto, Thomas Barton Hill, ditto, James Jerram, ditto, John Lewis Larnotte, On Wednesday last, the first day of Act Term, the Rev. Ed ward Burton, M.A. late Student of Christ Church, was nomi nated one of the Examiners in Literis Ilunsanibritto, and Rd. Crowell, M.A. Fellow of Worcester College, an Examiner in Dittriplinis Mathrmaticis et ?livid:. At the same time the following Gentlemen were nominated Alaatera of the Schools :—The Rev. John Mitchell Chapman, M.A. Fellow of Balliol ; Rev. Walter Augustus Shirley, M.A. Fellow of New College ; and the Hey. Edward George Sitncox, M.A. Scholar of Wadham. The same day the following degrees were conferred : MASTERS OF ARrs—The Rev. James Williams Hatherell, Brasenose, Grand Comp. Rev. Edward Cornish Wells, Saint Edmund Hall ; Rev. Reginald Pole, Rev. Aaron Foster, Enter ; William Robert Newbolt, Student of Christ Church ; Reverend Thomas John Wyld, Robert MB, Christ Church ; Ralph Ber ner., Demy of Magdalen ; Rev. James Thoinpson, Fell,w of Lin coln ; Rev, William Holdsworth, Lincoln; Rev. Charles Xevern Williams, Scholar of Pembroke ; EdMund Hammond, Scholar of University; Rev. John Samuel Smalley, Scholar of Jesus; William Oznam, Scholar of Wadhatn. BACULLOAS or ARTS.—John Lampen, Exeter, Grand Com pounder ; Christ. Darby Griffith, Christ Church, Grand Com pounder; John James Hatton, William Orger, St. Edmund Hall; William John Brown Angell, Richard Barton Robinson, Queen's; Rev. Stephen Cragg, Charl es J o s e ph P arsons , Th os . Brown, Magdalen Hall; Mathews, Chaplain of New College ; Frederick Gooch, Stephen Love Hammiek, James Henry Leigh Gabe% Christ Church ; George Clive, Brasenose ; James Maingy, Henry Eelinund Fryer, Pembroke ; Robert T. Pilgrim, Jasper Peck, Trinity; JOhn Courtenay Campbell, Uni versity ; Edmund Knapp, William Downes Johnston, St. John's ; 'George Maurice Drummond, Robert Price Morrell, Balliol; Francis De Sayre*, Postrmater of Merton ; Hon. Au gustus Hairy Moreton, Merton ; John Atkins, Charles Bury, Walter Cartwright Kitson, Edward Perry, Charles Pickwick, John Olive, Joseph Charnock, Worcester. On Wednesday the Rev. W. Williams, M.A. of All Souls' College, was licensed, by the Lord Bishop of Oxford, to the Per petual Curacies of Leafield and Ascot-sub-Wychwood, In this county, on the nomination of the Rev. Robert Philliinare, M.A. Vicar of Shipton-sub-Wychwood, patron thereof in right of his Vicarage. On Wednesday last, Mr. Joseph Maude, of Queen's College, WWI elected and admitted a scholar of that society, on Mr. Mit chell's foundation. , J CIMRGYAIRN MAIMISCp. The Mi. W. 11. 0. Mann, of Bowden, Cheshire, to Barbara, eldest daughter of Richard Spooner, Lig, of Thickfield, near Worcester. At Norwich, the Rev. 13. Coolt, to Miss Harris, daughter of the late Mr. G. Harris, merchant of that city. In Staplestoun Church, County of Carlow, the Bon. and Rev. Henry Scott Stopford, Archdeacon of Leighlin, to Annette, daughter of W. Brown, Esq. of Browne's Hill, County of Carlow. Lately, at Stockton-on-Tees, the Rev. J. M. Colson, M.A., of lialliol College, and of Pbaddlehinton, Dorset, to Julia, youngest daughter of the late Anthony Story, Esq. of Newbottle, Durham. Lately, at Spilehy, Lincolnshire, the Rev. John Cheales, of Brasenoaa College, to Mary Ann Jane, eldest daughter of A. Bellingham, Eaq, of Dublin. On Thursday se'nnight, the. Rev. Edward Leigh Bennett, D. A.A of Merton College, and of Leehlade, in the County of Gloucester, to Eleanor, th e on l y surv i v i ng daughter of the late W i lliant Cod rington, Es q . o f W roughtun, Wiltshire. At St. Geurgo' il , li anover - square , t h e R ev . J. A. p ar t r idge. Rector of Cranwicli, in the County of Norfolk, to Louisa is:: bells, you ngest d aughter of the Late T . T .. Drake, Esq, Bhard Busks. CLSILOYMEN nitermirn. Aged 72, the Rev. Progmare Cumming, A.A., late I ' d " of Trinity College, Carobridge, Vicar of Cartiirtgefin and. Keyttoe, its Bedfordshire, anti Prebend of Lincoln. 'rho eleAra " are in the patronage of the Master anti Fellows at Voity College. At Llaudovary, the Rey. John Dar k * vicar of that p lace. At Leighton Buzzard, the Rev. J. Wilson. Vicar of litt,ito4 near 'Lincoln. At Diiinfrim aged 85 , ibe Rev. William Inglis. Aged 70, t h e R ev , Ed w ard Palmer, upward* of 40 y ears P azi . petual Curate of Moseley, end Vicar of titorgursey, f3ovocratt.